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- 1. Discuss the duties of a principal to his agent. Cite relevant authorities.
- 2. • These duties may be summarized as follows : – To pay the agent the commission or other remuneration(upah) agreed, unless the agency relationship is gratuitous – Not to wilfully(dgn krs hati) prevent or hinder(sekat/halang) the agent from earning his commission – To indemnify(beri jaminan ganti rugi) the agent for acts done in the exercise of his authority
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